Lindsley Defeats Cory in Allston Cup Round One
In difficult weather at Allston, H Lindsley of Harvard defeated C B Cory 2 up and 1 to play. The day featured tight matches with Manning beating Woods 5 up 4 to play and Bradford narrowly defeating Merrill 1 up. Semi finals set for Thursday. final to be 27 holes.
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H. Lindsley
Harvard
C. B. Cory
W. K. Farrington
Wollaston
Fay Ingalls
W. Pulsifer
Gordon Noyes
Brae Burn
FE. A. Mulliken
Commonwealth
J. Nelson Manning
EK. G. Woods
Arlington
M. Brooks
W. H. Rand
Newton
S&s
Fay Ingais
Lindsley
B. Cory
Oakler
B. L. Bradford
Concord
W. B. Merrill
L. V. Pulsifer
Brae-Burn
J. H. Manning
Commonweaith
H Prooks
EK. A. Mulliken
Graves
H. Idndsley
M. L. Bradford
I. V. Puilelfer
Rage Veentaee Cup
G. A. Spragu Allston
BR. N. Robbina
Eitcues Ares
A. F. Young
Arvard
G. A. Sprague
Allston
H. L. Ayer
A. J. Wellington
Oakley
O. W. Noyes
W. H. Latham
C. W. Duffield
S. A. Shennon
Newton Centre
J. P. Hewkes
Dedham
Local Boy Golfers Edge Through Rainy Franklin Park Round
soggy greens greet Franklin Park tournament with most players completing the second round. F B Colby defeats H W Londoner 4 and 3 in consolation. J Merrill Richards beats A L White 1 up. White, 16, shows skill but nerves cost him late. Tuckerman over Pierpont 2 up. Pratt beats Nowland 5 up. Dudley wins by default. Semi finals and final dates to be announced. consolation finalist to be Vinton after disqualifications. Open handicap begins today with possible postponement if weather.
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Franklin Park
F. B. Colby
H. W. Londoner
New Haven Golf Club
J. Merrill Richards
A. L. White
White
Richards
Goods
W. R. Tuckerman
H. T. Pierpont
Pierpont
Tuckerman
B. L. Pratt
E. Nowland
G. W. Dudley
Dalton
Anderson
Vinton
Taylor Sails for Europe in Golf Championship Return
New York dispatch reports H. Taylor, recently defeated for the open title by Harry Vardun at Wheaton Illinois, sailed on the steamship Eutonic. He heads home to play in the Surrey tournament and said golf standards here exceeded his expectations, with plans to return soon.
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New York
H. Taylor
Harry Vardun
Wheaton
Over-Work Weakens Your Kidneys
Health ad claims kidneys filter all blood every three minutes and that overwork causes pain and heart strain. Promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and bladder trouble with sample bottle offer by mail from Dr Kilmer & Co. N.Y.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Philadelphia Defeats Boston on Timely Hitting in Cold Weather
Philadelphia defeated Boston this afternoon by timely hitting in cold and disagreeable weather. Attendance was 1590. The score remains to be reported.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Lipton Again Challenges for America s Cup
London Oct 10 reports that Sir Thomas Lipton has sent another challenge for the America's Cup to the New York Yacht Club. An AP representative at the club indicates the London report is tending to be confirmed, but no definitive statement is available at this time.
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London
Sir Thomas Lipton
New York Yacht Club
Associated Press
Lipton Confirms Challenge Onboard Germanic
Sir Thomas Lipton told an Associated Press representative that his challenge is aboard the White Star liner Germanic due in New York Thursday. He prefers the New York Yacht Club release the contents first. The challenge letter suggests an August race date.
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London
Thomas Lipton
Associated Press
White Star Line
Germanic
New York
New York Yacht Club
Jordan the Guest Promises World Chess Title Match
Richard Jordan, the Scotch checker player, will meet Charles F. Baker in a world championship clash at the American House next Monday. The Boston Checker Club held a social at 21% Hanover last night where Jordan and his manager George Crookstoon met members and enjoyed informal time. Officers elected: G. H. Dean, president. H.4 Pigeon, vice president. I. B. B. Grehan, secretary. H. H. Dagan, financial secretary. 8, Jb. Winslow, treasurer.
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Richard Jordan
Charles F. Baker
Boston Checker Club
Hanover Street
Jeardan
George Crookstoon
Jordan
G. H. Dean
H. 4. Pigeon
B B. Grehan
H. H. Dagan
Jb. Winslow
Directors Reelect Officers in American Bicycle Assoc
The conference of the directors of the American Bicycle Company continued with the old board unanimously reelected. R Lindsay Coleman remains president with George Pope as vice president and J E Bromley as second vice president. new chair Albert A Pope will now lead the board of directors. Executive committee members Crans Lozier Pope Coleman Crane replace Gormally, who died.
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New York
American Bicycle Company
R. Lindsay Coleman
George Pope
J. E. Bromley
T.T. Merseles
A. I. Garford
J. W. Dickerson
Albert A. Pope
Boston
George F. Cran
H. A. Lozier
RR. L. Coleman
Mr. Crane
R. P. Gormally
McLean and Daly Dancing Parties at Union Park
Dancing parties every Saturday evening at Union Park 1371 Washington St featuring the Waverley Orchestra led by T O Connor. Music and dancing hosted by McLean and Daly for weekly socials.
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McLean & Daly
Union Park
Washington St
Waverley Orchestra
T. O'Connor
Miaoulis Here Miners March National Labor Rally
The Greek warship Navarchos Miaoulis anchored off the navy yard as crowds in Scranton march in support of the strike. National President Mitchell was greeted warmly, with thousands demonstrating loyalty to the labor cause amid weeks of protest.
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Scranton
Navy Yard
Penn
Mitchell
Miaoulis Grecian warship visits Boston Harbor
The Miaoulis, a Greek warship of about 200 crew including 25 cadets, anchored in Boston for ten days. Consul Timayenis and committee head Telemaque Timayenis arranged reception in Faneuil Hall for officers and men. Captain Coundoouritis may meet Admiral Sampson. the ship has naval history and has toured Northern Europe and the Mediterranean. The city honored the visit with flags and many shops closed.
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Yorktown
Demosthenes Timayenis
Telemaque Timayenis
Faneuil Hall
Coundoouritis
Sampson
Navy Yard
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Mediterranean
Bicyclenotes and events span cycles to vaudeville acts
The report on the American Bicycle Company foresees economies and steadier cycle trade next year with a push into automobiles. Major Taylor and Mile a Minute Murphy join vaudeville, opening in Worcester on the 22nd. A Cambridge Middlesex Cycle Club minstrel show features eighty six performers tonight and tomorrow. A six day race in Madison Square Garden runs December 10 to 15 with entered teams paying fees and prizes. The first reel automobile show is planned in New York during November 3 10 under the Automobile Club. Will Stinson aims to extend Harry Folkes hour record, prompting Frank Waller to purchase a racing tricycle. Devonshire street bet on Pierce is off as to race outcome.
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American Bicycle Company
Coleman
Taylor
Mile
Murphy
Charley Culver
Worcester
Middlesex Cycle Club
Cambridge
Tnion Hall
Madison Square Garden
New York
Will Stinson
Devonshire Street
Pierce
Policeman Slain as Strikers Clash at Oneida Colliery
In Hazleton Pennsylvania a deadly clash at Coxe Bros Oneida colliery left a special officer dead and another seriously wounded. A striker and ten non union workers were hurt as 500 marchers clashed with police. Women stoned superintendent Kudlick after he promised wage gains.
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Hazleton
Penn
Oneida
Coxe Bros
Ralph Oulis
Beaver Keadow
Cgeorge Kellner
Beaver Meadow
Joseph Lesko
Sheppton
Kudlick
Strike clashes halt work at Hazleton area collieries
As officers closed in, a volley erupted with at least two shooters. Policeman Mitts fell then striker Joseph Lesko. It remains unclear who fired first though both sides used weapons. Coxe Bros. & Co. posted notices at Oneida Derringer Cowen Beaver Meadow collieries announcing a work suspension until the strike ends. No collieries are operating fully in the Hazleton district.
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Mitts
Joseph Lesko
Coxe Bros. & Co
Oneida
Derringer
Cowen
Beaver Meadow
Hazieion
Estimate Strike Losses Across Coal, Rail, and Jobs
Production before the strike ran about 1,000,000 tons of coal weekly. Coal valued at 1802 tons about $2,000.06 to operators. Railways lost substantial sums as businesses bought coal at high prices. Wages loss to 139.6 percent of workers, about $100,000 daily. Many railway workers unemployed and factories closed. The strike has lasted over three weeks.
Delegates to Scranton for miners convention vote price cut
Five delegates left Shamokin for Scranton to attend the miners convention. They will be reinforced by Friday morning. They are instructed to back a powder price reduction to 150 dollars per keg, semi monthly pay, and a one percent raise if operators guarantee wage levels for at least a year.
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Shamokin
Penn
Scranton
Mornig
Boxing Gossip Shows James J Corbett Resurgence
Yaflet notes James J Corbett as imperious and erratic yet shrewd when cool, able to gauge public sentiment and appease it. Despite a costly England escapade and a fallout with manager Considine, his headwork in trouble improved his standing with fans, aided by strong recent plays that may restore public esteem.
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Yaflet
James Joe
England
Considine
Corbett
Boxing News Sparks Match for Jeffries Corbett Showdown
Old time promoters push a Brady Corbett scheme to pair Jeffries and Corbett for public buzz though a meeting seems unlikely soon. The column also traces sprint records, boxing match plots, and manager disputes across Boston and Gloucester circuits with names like Richardson Pratt Sullivan O Rourke and Wailcott noted.
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Jim Jeffries
Jeffries
Corbett
Ano Omateh
Brady
J. Ritchardson
Hichlandy'tle
Mass
Harry Hutchens
Han
Edinhore
Scotland
Sport
Tivne
Ti Wenarns
Jack O'iUvien
Inggeire
H. M. Johnson
Harry Kethme
J. H. Marbury
C. W. Stace
Denny Murphy
Joe Mullins
Ja'a Zimmeran
Boxeter Street
Pratt
Gloucester Athletic Club
Philadelphia
Andy Watson
Bob Allen
Gloucester
Endqeniv
Watson
Richardson
Coen McDermott
Munncer Pratt
Boston
Wratt
Twin Sullivan
Charley O'Rourke
O'Rourke
Twin
Joe Waleott
New York
Joe
Cine Wailcott
Botan
HW. Benton
Rob Roy
Personally Conducted Tours to Washington Philadelphia and New York
Travel group announces personally conducted tours via Royal Blue line leaving roster on October 12 and November 313. All expenses are eluded. itineraries available on application to A. J. Simmons, New England agent, 213 Washington Street, Boston.
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Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Royal Blue Line
A. J. Simmons
New England
Washington Street
Boston
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I E. C. Woods
Arlington Club
Manning
Ane Hiss
B. L.bradford
Concord Golf Club
Bradford
Mr. Merrill
Merrill
M. B. L. Bradford
B. P. Merrick
Springfield Country Club
Bree-burn
W. C. Dexter
Co. W. Dutheld
C. R. Henderson
G. B. Williams
J. V P. Hawkes
L. T. Pratt
Europe
Giher Sperling
Pavel
Wade & Butcher
Wortenholm
Jake Williams
Iver Johnson Sporting Goods Con
John P. Lovell Arms CO
Flick
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Stahl
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Clarke
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Orth
Clay— Cross
Chiles
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Lipton
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American Bicycle CO
Faneuil
Boston Harbor
Lacka- Wanna
James Moir
Fred Dilcher
Ohio
Mine Workers’ Union
Pennsylvania
ISO
Onal Gadet
Murray & Irwin
Murray & Irwin Independents
Murray & Raw
Rouse
Ereereseneor
Finnegan Ice Pesreee
Bowles
McGrath
Callahan
McDonald
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Connor Seeee Seer
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Emerson Shoes
Emerson
Wautrt Alus
Hk. B. Grover & Co
Brockton
Goodyear West
Emerson Shee
Washington and
Water Sts
Cor. Court
Vanover Sts
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Summer St
Dewey Sq
Strand, Woc
Dr. Sanden Fredric
R. A. Sancen
Tremont St
Ree Watture
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